!

!!

Janeane, it's your friggin' show, fer chrissakes! You don't have to ask permission to stay on.

"I can't marry you Nick! I can't even tell you why."

The attitude" is that wealth somehow makes you better or superior to the average American. And because of your wealth you deserve rights that others do not.

It's SAM's show now, bitch. His show. Not Janeane's. So there. :)

Most hereabouts call me L@L...please do so.

Posted by: Liberal-at-large at November 17, 2005 08:58 PM

Hey Stretch...'sup?

[wink]

Hmmm... Americas reputation absolutely blown to shreds in 5 years.

-------------------------------------------------

If you told me that would happen back in 1999, I would have thought you were psychotic.

eya mrd_in_nyc

howza u bud? good to read ya!

want a guiness? ***** scored a Keg!

Corporations will cause the downfall of this country. Thats the real issue that people need to wake up to.

"Pyramid Patchouli? There was only one man in
L.A. sensitive enough to wear that fragrance,
and I have to find out who he is!"

The letter, in which the archbishops refer to Europe as a spiritual desert, emerged hours after Dr Williams made a speech to the synod, urging opponents in the gay debate to talk and pray with each other to help to resolve the divisions.

Clinton speaks out against the war -- FINALLY!

http://news.independent.co.uk/world/politics/article327773.ece

Republicans and Democrats joined forces to demand the White House explain every three months how it intends to "complete the mission" in Iraq.

The next day, Mr Clinton weighed in from the Middle East, saying the war as it unfolded was "a big mistake". It was a good thing Saddam Hussein had gone, the former president said, "but I don't agree with what was done". The administration underestimated "how easy it would be to overthrow Saddam and how hard it would be to unite the country".

He said President George Bush had made "several errors, including the total dismantlement of the authority structure of Iraq". He added: "We never sent enough troops and didn't have enough troops to control or seal the borders." Across those porous borders, "the terrorists came in. That was the central mistake, and we're still living with that".

Mr. Crowley!

*

Hey Stretch...'sup?

[wink]

Posted by: Nobody at November 17, 2005 09:02 PM

*mumbles walking toward deck*

'fucking two-handers'

[quit mind-fucking the slow kids...sheesh! : ) ]

Corporations will cause the downfall of this country. Thats the real issue that people need to wake up to.

Posted by: Bob26003 at November 17, 2005 09:05 PM

Don't you mean -have caused- the downfall of

this country?

Sheesh. Janeane is totally phoning it in tonight.

I wonder if she still gets her full pay from AAR?

I watched Nation magazine debate Economist and the economist argued that outsourcing is the moral thing to do. It's all about wage reduction. And frankly, I don't give a damn about India if a friend of mine with a computer degree can't find a job. By the way, where are the Dems on this. This plot is bipartisan>

What kind of chump do you take me for?

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Clinton speaks out against the war -- FINALLY!

Posted by: Ken Warner at November 17, 2005 09:06 PM

Can you imagine the repulican hate radio crew in 2008 after hillary wins...having to deal with both of them???? Say a Prayer.

Agent Orange was a defoliant that happend to have dioxin which caused a lot of illness in those in the spray pattern -- including our Viet Nam troops.

[quit mind-fucking the slow kids...sheesh! : ) ]

Posted by: Liberal-at-large at November 17, 2005 09:08 PM

awww...

[looks down]

[kicks a rock]

[mopes away all pouty like]

Dumbasses say, "the invisible hand, we can't intervene" meanwhile Wal-Mart cuts health benefits and the quality of life. And Americans still love Wal-Mart

Feb 2003, first MRR show on local radio? Is that show archived anywhere? Would like to hear how Sam & Janeane sounded then.

Posted by: kma at November 17, 2005 07:49 PM

Didn't sound great. the show was on wfmu on "the best show on wfmu" feb. 11 2003... for some reason they've taken down the audio archive- we'll try and get it up on air america place soon and let y'all know

I don't think anyone who shops at Wal-Mart loves it...its what they can afford.

I hate Hillary, but I might actually enjoy seeing her elected just to see all the wingnut's heads explode.

There is no such thing as chocolate jello cubes...There is no such thing as chocolate jello cubes...There is no such thing as chocolate jello cubes...There is no such thing as chocolate jello cubes...There is no such thing as chocolate jello cubes

The world has gone completely insane...

Cate:

In all nations who follow the neo-con policy norms ....

The gap between rich and poor has widened,

The numbers of extremely rich has risen but they are a very small part of the overall population,

the numbers of those below the recognized poverty cut-off line has increased,

Those who can NOT afford necessities such as health insurance have increased,

Child poverty is on the rise,

Malnutrition in the general population is on the increase,

disease such as diabetis, obesity, TB, AIDS, malaria, Hepatitis, are all on the increase,

The number of homeless is increasing,

Affordable housing is less readily available.

This factors and events are also seen in other nations that have followed the US economic model eg Canada, UK, OZ, NZ, France, etc.

The opposite is seen in Nations such as Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland where socialist governments have provided not just better economic growth, but a vastly superior standard of living for all of their populations.

The minimum wage is Norway eg is $19 per hour and rising as it is indexed to the cost of living.

The UN has reams of links and sources.

The UN also shows that the IMF/WTO/NAFTA/CAFTA/ FTAA/World Bank edicts are a crock and cause further enrichment of the wealthy and further impoverishment of the extremely poor.

The establishment of national institutions, and education is the answer if it can be done free of corporate interference.

Mr Crowley, you need better sidekicks. Janeane doesn't love us at all, she never blogs and has taken calls all of twice. The very idea of communicating with her adoring public makes her want to commit telephonic violence. She doesn't deserve to be loved, if she can't reciprocate. And that Ceder fellow is just plain "schticky".

Best Wishes,

Peldon Krote,
A Real American and not some fancy Hollywood type creep

Poll: More Americans Want Domestic Focus

WASHINGTON -- The public's belief that the United States should mind its own business internationally has reached levels not seen since after the Cold War ended more than a decade ago, a poll found.

Opinion leaders from various parts of society also are less likely to feel the U.S. should be the most assertive of the leading nations, according to the poll by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. The poll, sponsored this year by Pew and the Council on Foreign Relations, has been conducted by Pew every four years since 1993.

Anxiety about the war in Iraq is likely a big reason for the shift in attitudes.

"What's striking is the common thread, both the opinion leaders favoring a less assertive role for the United States and the public's isolationist views," said Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew Research Center. "This particular period of time marks a transition from the post-9/11 era." More -

Dumbasses say, "the invisible hand, we can't intervene" meanwhile Wal-Mart cuts health benefits and the quality of life. And Americans still love Wal-Mart

Posted by: Bob26003 at November 17, 2005 09:12 PM

I hear ya...but with Boosh-o-nomics a lot of Americans can not afford to shop elsewhere...'tis a pity...

I can't freakin believe that there are actually people who starve, homeless in the streets of this country. That makes me sick.

Posted by: Peldon Krote, a close personal associate of JIK! at November 17, 2005 09:15 PM

Hey now!...she said I was a "sweet guy" you leave her alone damn it!

Ha! Even Sam doesn't listen to Janeane when she's going on.

Military Faces Decline in Black Recruits

NEW YORK (NNPA) – Keyon Brown, a 26-year-old college graduate of York College in Queens, was recently approached by an Army recruiter near his Flatbush home and politely rejected his enrollment offer.

“I have a career, and even if I didn't, I wouldn't enlist in the war right now with everything going on,” he said. “We can't even come up with an answer to why we are fighting, anyways.”

The war in Iraq has had a devastating effect on the army's recruitment of Blacks.
A 2005 Pew Research Poll shows that Blacks are twice as likely as Whites to oppose the war.

''We saw the most precipitous drop immediately after Sept. 11,'' Maj. Gen. Michael Rochelle, commander of Army recruiting, said at the Pentagon this year.

Since 2000, African-American enrollment in the army has declined by close to 40 percent. Since the 1970s, the Army has relied on Blacks for a quarter of its soldiers, though African-Americans constituted less than 15 percent of the population.

More -

George Carlin said it best when he said, "things wont change until we stop electing these rich ,.,.suckers that don't give a ,.,. about you." That's the elephant in the room.

peydon krote woulda been funnier...

donk peyote...winding at joust mills and all...oh never mind...

I hate Hillary, but I might actually enjoy seeing her elected just to see all the wingnut's heads explode.

Posted by: mrd_in_nyc at November 17, 2005 09:14 PM

-------------

My thoughts too. Don't hate her but don't really trust her...

is it fair to say that the gap between the haves and the have nots is toay wider than ever? or has it been wider in th epast

Posted by: cate at November 17, 2005 08:46 PM

===============================================================

Check out this website for more information. It includes a variety of articles, statistics, and quotes on the topic.

Link:

http://www.inequality.org/

WHAT? Janeane is taking calls tomorrow? Dammit, I was gonna call in, talking to Bill is cool, but if Miss Fussbudget is taking the calls, fergitit! No way am I talking to her. She's MEAN! Let the hardcore freaks call in, Janeane is way too rough for dainty and delicate little flowers like me. Oh well. That's what I get for waiting, sandbagged by SPOOOOKY GURL. I feel like Charlie Brown. On mescaline. In a boat. Made from a giant paper hat. Rolling down a highway. ROW! ROW FASTER!

Corporations will cause the downfall of this country. Thats the real issue that people need to wake up to.

Posted by: Bob26003 at November 17, 2005 09:05 PM
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Not just the US but the entire Western Civilization.

We are now approaching the Laissez Faire years foothe late 19th century ... here comes the crash!

goodun Star Vox!

eya Jik

good to read ya!

Bob Woodward...

Damn, Im' sober and ashamed of it.

Round two and the kegs is still half full.

Step up. Sunny? Mrd? anyone else? Cate: how about a can of Fosters?

And does ANYONE actually believe William Casey gave a deathbed confession to Woodward?

HACK!

Bob 26003 here's a Guinness for you and your computer buddy too.

"i'd like another please"

is it fair to say that the gap between the haves and the have nots is today wider than ever? or has it been wider in th epast

Posted by: cate at November 17, 2005 08:46 PM

Nah, don't believe 'em, cate. I know I'm doin' just fine...

Rusty

He's just a big old WHORE PIE!

I love that expression. HORE PIE!

or HOAR PIE, if you wanted that chilled.

say it out loud.

WHORE PIE.

just a big old slice of...

what a pile of...

he's a big stinkin' chunk of...

WHORE PIE!

except Gucky McGannon, who's manwhore pie.

Computer buddy?

Samster, "demonstrates" or "indicates" is the word for which you searched.

"It demonstrates how..."

"..indicates how..."

etc.

Wow. Light bloggy tonight.

damned commercials...blah blah blah...

We must encourage Janeane to give a short little speech if she is inquisitioned by the judge at her jury duty that she said is coming up.

When the judge or lawyers attempt to stack the jury with pro-government jurors and ask her questions such as, "is there any reason you won't follow the judge's instructions on the law?" Janeane should answer--and thereby educate everyone else in the jury pool--by saying that "it is a principle of our democratic system that jurors must follow their consciences and not the judges instructions."

If they don't immediately physically stop her from saying anything else, then she should also blurt out to the other prospective jurors, "It is your democratic duty to vote not guilty if a defendant is charged with violating some law but has victimized no one."

For this she will immediately be dismissed, so she will be able to get back to her TV show, but she may inspire a few people in the jury pool to sneak on the jury and save some poor schlepp from being tortured abu graib-style.

Does anybody know an email address where I can send this important encouragement her way?

I hate Hillary, but I might actually enjoy seeing her elected just to see all the wingnut's heads explode.

Hillary reminds me somewhat of Dianne Feinstein: she's good on some things, but totally willing to be a shill for corporate interests on most things.

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Carlin refuses to take sides. That class-warfare speech sounds pretty hollow when you consider his tax-bracket.

Wonderful Wino

Hey now!...she said I was a "sweet guy" you leave her alone damn it!

Posted by: Nobody at November 17, 2005 09:16 PM

[on a quick drive-by before dinner]

I'd say "dreamy"

.. or "Super Cute"

The blog version of onna these guys!! .. Maybe him??

Janeane could follow Sarah Silverman's idea to get out of jury duty and say, "I love chinks!"

Is Woodward a scumbag or does he still get some credit for his former integrity?

For this she will immediately be dismissed, so she will be able to get back to her TV show, but she may inspire a few people in the jury pool to sneak on the jury and save some poor schlepp from being tortured abu graib-style.

Does anybody know an email address where I can send this important encouragement her way?

Posted by: Lysander Spooner at November 17, 2005 09:32 PM

Not sure it will do any good...might as well tell you, I think it's all a set up.

They've uncovered a deep, dark secret in Janeane's past, and they're using it against her...

Janeane's Ass Baby

Ben Bradlee Defends Woodward's Actions in Plame Case

NEW YORK Former Washington Post Executive Editor Ben Bradlee today defended Bob Woodward, who revealed in a story Wednesday that he waited more than two years before disclosing to current Post editors a conversation he had in 2003 with a White House official about CIA Agent Valerie Plame.

"I don't see anything wrong with that," said Bradlee, who ran the Post during the turbulent Watergate coverage that made Woodward famous. "He doesn't have to disclose every goddamn thing he knows."

Woodward had shown Bradlee a copy of his statement on Tuesday before it was published. And he explained: "Woodward never has 'no involvement' because he is who he is."

Bradlee, who retired in 1991, but still maintains an office at the paper, made his comments following a story in today's Post about Woodward's recent testimony before special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald. The story revealed that Woodward testified Monday in a two-hour deposition before Fitzgerald, in which he disclosed that "a senior administration official told him about CIA operative Valerie Plame and her position at the agency nearly a month before her identity was disclosed." The story also revealed, however, that Woodward did not disclose this conversation to Executive Editor Leonard Downie Jr., until last month. More -

Holy....

Google stock is now worth 405.

Posted by: Wil at November 17, 2005 09:35 PM

oh lord but I hate those guys!

25 yrs ago...maybe

buhahahahah...

I think Carlin is pretty real. Did you see the show.

Computer buddy? Posted by: Bob26003
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

you mentioned a computer degree holder who is unemployed and bemoaned being pre-empted by east Indian techs.
Never mind enjoy the G.

Sunny here it comes!

He said the same stuff on Bill Maher

Hi Jim.

SAM - Say "HA!" more. And less about who "poo-poos" whatever. We're all terribly sorry you're elbow deep in baby poo, but try "scoffed", "mocked", "derided", "denigraded", or "dismissed". NO MORE POO PLEASE. Got that? More HA!, less POO. Good. Go forth now in a good way, and grow wise.

Jim Cramer called it, folks

Google: 403.45

Never doubt the Cramer, regardless of his theatrics.

The GDP of the poorest 48 nations (i.e. a quarter of the world's countries) is less than the wealth of the world's three richest people combined.

Around the world, inequality is increasing, while the world appears to globalize. Even the wealthiest nation has the largest gap between rich and poor compared to other developed nations. In many cases, international politics and various interests have led to a diversion of available resources from domestic needs to western markets. Historically, politics and power play by the elite leaders and rulers have increased poverty and dependency. These have often manifested themselves in wars, hot and cold, which have often been trade and resource-related. Mercantilist practices, while presented as free trade, still happen today. Poverty is therefore not just an economic issue, it is also an issue of political economics.

http://www.globalissues.org/TradeRelated/Poverty.asp

It's raining in Scotland again but the Draft G. cold makes it all a distant memory.

If our Congresional Representative vote to renew this so called Patriots Anti terrorist act we are in big trouble.

If one reads the content of this legislation in its entirety you will come to believe that this Patriots Act replaces The Constitution as the law of the land.

It's BYE, BYE to our Bill Of Rights!

If you read the Patriots Act you will find, in the fine print, that denonstrations, picketing etc, against any Government or privete Corperate agency is considerd a Domestic terrorist act.

Domestic terrorists can, and most likely will, be faced with indefinate confinment in one of the federal detention centers being set up by the Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and the new Attorny General!

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Tom Tully

http://www.strongcity.com/winds/1997/09/internment_camps.html
Modified=60FFD9EA8624C50192

exerpt:

"In 1982, President Ronald Reagan issued National Security Directive 58 which empowered Robert McFarlane and Oliver North to use the National Security Council to secretly retrofit FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) to manage the country during a national crisis. The 1984 "REX exercises" simulated civil unrest culminating in a national emergency with a contingency plan for the imprisonment of 400,000 people. REX 84 was so secretive that special metal security doors were installed on the FEMA building's fifth floor, and even long-term officials of the Civil Defense Office were prohibited entry. The ostensible purpose of this exercise was to handle an influx of refugees created by a war in Central America, but a more realistic scenario was the detention of American citizens.
STATE OF EMERGENCY

Under "REX" the President could declare a state of emergency, empowering the head of FEMA to take control of the internal infrastructure of the United States and suspend the constitution. The President could invoke executive orders 11000 thru 11004 which would: 1- Draft all citizens into work forces under government supervision. 2-

Kos should be required to drink much caffiene on thursdays prior to the show...

[eye twitches]

Bernstein Says There's Too Much 'Piling On' Woodward

NEW YORK Watergate legend Carl Bernstein warned critics to back off their attacks on his former partner Bob Woodward following this week’s disclosures that Woodward had testified in the Valerie Plame case, and had failed to inform Washington Post editors for two years about a confidential conversation he’d had with a White House official.

“I think there is an awful lot of piling on,” Bernstein told E&P. “It’s outrageous to question Bob’s integrity as some seem to be doing. Anyone who looks at the record knows that it is the most distinguished journalistic record of our time.”

Bernstein said he found out about the story on Tuesday when Woodward called him to tell him. “He called me, and told me what was going on. We both expected there would be criticism as well as internal angst [at the Post].”

He also said he had known about Woodward’s testimony “within the last couple of days.” When asked if he knew the identity of Woodward’s source, he said, “I’m not going to get into that.”

Bernstein’s comments followed revelations Wednesday in the Post that Woodward had testified in a two-hour deposition Monday about having received information from an administration official about former CIA agent Valerie Plame in 2003. The same story revealed Woodward did not disclose the conversation with the official to Post executive editor Leonard Downie Jr., until last month.

Downie on Wednesday acknowledged his disappointment in Woodward’s failure to reveal the conversation sooner, but said he accepted an apology from Woodward and had asked him to be more open about such information in the future.

The new information has sparked some criticism from observers, who contend that Woodward had wrongly withheld the information. Bernstein says those critics should look at Woodward’s 30-plus years of work in investigative journalism first. More -

They've uncovered a deep, dark secret in Janeane's past, and they're using it against her...

Janeane's Ass Baby

Posted by: Rusty at November 17, 2005 09:37 PM

*snark*

This is Atrios, not Kos.

Janeane plays into wanda's image of her often.

"NO! NO PHONE CALLS! GAWD! NO ONE WILL INTRUDE ON MY TIME! RAAAARRRRGH!"

" Under "REX" the President could declare a state of emergency, empowering the head of FEMA to take control of the internal infrastructure of the United States and suspend the constitution. The President could invoke executive orders 11000 thru 11004 which would:

1- Draft all citizens into work forces under government supervision.

2- Empower the postmaster to register all men, women and children.

3- Seize all airports and aircraft.

4- Seize all housing and establish forced relocation of citizens.

FEMA, whose black budget comes from the Department of Defense, has worked closely with the Pentagon in an effort to avoid the legal restrictions of Posse Comitatus.

While FEMA may not have been directly responsible for these precedent-setting cases, the principle of federal control was seen during the Los Angeles riots in 1992 with the federalization of the National Guard and during the siege at Waco, where Army tanks equipped with flame throwers were involved in the final conflagration."

Posted by: Rusty at November
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Google her name.

She has her own fan web site.

An arm's distance thingee.

George Carlin is real.

Jerry Seinfeld is not.

Which do you think is big on the corporate

circuit?

Novenmber 30th is Saint Andrew's Day.

Eat haggis, drink single malts, and listen to a pipe band.

Peaches.

War Dog should call in...

Saint Andrew's Day

a Pipe day at the armory.

wonderful dinner afterwards.

War Dog should call in...

Posted by: Nobody at November 17, 2005 09:48 PM

--------------

It's not in his contract.

http://laborsta.ilo.org/

View and extract data and metadata for over 200 countries or territories from LABORSTA, an International Labour Office database on labour statistics operated by the ILO Bureau of Statistics

Blog's not gonna break 100 this hour. :(

[snickers and then wanders off]

good show sammy...lates

and as for the rest of you...and you know who you are...

peave love and eternal grooviness...

I'm out.

"Google her name.
She has her own fan web site."

Yes. It seems they want me to post on their forum so I will. There's not much traffic there, so hopefully the webmaster will bring this mission to her immediate attention.

She seems too full of conviction to do a "I love chinks" thing, but I can see her giving a passionate lecture to the other jurors to stand up and do the right thing.

no that would be... peace love and eternal grooviness...loooooong day.

Bye Nobs

PLEASE SHUT UP AND DONT DEFEND WOODWARD

Ben Bradlee and Carl Bernstein!

What about journalistic integrity?

Gosh! How annoying all these Pre$$titutes!!!

Time to start reading only novels again.

Blog's not gonna break 100 this hour. :(

Posted by: mrd_in_nyc at November 17, 2005 09:51 PM

Well, I did my part.

Peaches, crackers and lou dog.

From the mouths of babes

Later, Guy.

Cya N!

War Dog doesn't have the balls to call in.

Soft juicy fruit having yellow flesh, downy, red-tinted yellow skin!

Good show Sam

Von Peach!

mmmmmm Peaches!

Sam??

"Peaches," man...

"Peaches"

NEIL

*

Oh Neil!

Neil!

Orange peel!

*

Jaime Lidel

sederazy!

Did the hosts remember to wear their "Golden Hammer" lapel pins at the DeLay fundraiser tonight?

************************************************************************************

DeLay Collects $1.2m From Lobbyists, More Coming Tonight

Of the event's 67 sponsors, at least 60 have registered as lobbyists since 2004, including 44 who work at K Street lobbying firms.

Seven other sponsors are in-house lobbyists who work for the energy industry, which recently received billions in subsidies, tax breaks and regulatory rollbacks from DeLay's successful passage of major energy legislation this past summer.

=================================================

Links:

http://www.commondreams.org/news2005/1117-04.htm

http://www.citizen.org/

Later, shorty!

*

Time to start reading only novels again.

Posted by: bridge at November 17, 2005 09:54 PM

Perish the thought...I'd miss you! : )

JAIL TO THE CHIEF!

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wonder where cate went?

hee hee! we gave er a bit to consider!

War Dog doesn't have the balls to call in.

Posted by: Anonymous at November 17, 2005 09:56 PM

Neutered?

Neuterued?

No, cowardly.

Now, how to reassure little children that Godzilla Jesus isn't going to come after them in their sleep...

I put up a new birthday thread for Howard Dean since the old one had so many messages it was taking a long time to load. Featuring Flat Howard with balloons and a party hat. :-)
http://shadowbfa.blogspot.com/

wonder where cate went?

hee hee! we gave er a bit to consider!

Posted by: Sunshine Jim at November 17, 2005 10:00 PM

Hey, she didn't even give me a goodnight kiss (hic)....

Single White Male

hey wil. if yore owt there. ifn ima disapeer it wuz em scientologists. jus mader nastee post on em.

speekin of...

em south park scientology episodes on agayne rite now.

haff fun yallz. :)

ImPeaches, gang!

Peace

The Eight Basic Winner Scripts loser|||all

1. The biosurvival winner:

"I will live forever or die trying."

2. The emotional-territorial winner:

"I am free; you are free; we can have our separate trips or we can have the same trip."

3. The semantic winner:

"I am learning more about everything, including how to learn more."

4. The sociosexual winner:

"Love, and do what thou wilt." (Anon. of Ibid)

5. The neurosomatic winner:

"How I feel depends on my neurological knowhow."

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